How can you use dilations to solve real world problems

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Example 1
When you want to make a picture from a wallet size to a 8x10 picture you are using dilation.
Example 2
Using a camera to zoom in to see something or take a picture that is dilation.
Example 3
<span>Criminal investigators, use dilation to enlarge photos or videos to enlarge a license plate number or picture of a criminal that is dilation.</span>

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